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From prior leaks I think they had it since before the 7800x3D launch, but did not release it because reasons. Thankfully zen5 is bad so we are finally getting it, yay!
05:58 I was deathly allergic to peanuts as a child and when I went to Disneyland in '85 we were assured that they did not use peanut oil in their fryers. We quickly found out they had no f'n idea what type of cooking oil was in the deep fryers. Without the EpiPen my mom carried everywhere, I would not have survived their French fries. Thankfully, I outgrew the allergy before the mouse had another shot at snuffing me out 🤫🍟🔫🐭
I think the most vile part of the Disney situation is that they expected this for signing up for a free trial and for a service that is not Disney parks and they tried to distance themselves from the restaurant and this is obvious negligence. Especially with their statement about putting humanity first, but then reading in their statements that they have a right to arbitration but are waving it for this situation Just makes it even worse.
The attorneys that argued the arbitration clause for Disney should be fired. They caused a huge PR nightmare for Disney and just make it so much easier for people to hate attorneys.
I mean it’s kind of their job, bc they’re lawyers not the PR team. That said, they should know that their argument is probably so problematic that even the current supreme court should see issues with it.
@@Dan-SimmsNAL, but my understanding is the $50k is not the actual amount. It is a placeholder amount just to make sure that the lawsuit is filed in the correct court. Kind of like if you want to file in small claims court, it cannot exceed a certain dollar amount depending on where you file. I can assure you, the final amount that the husband will request is far more than $50k. Probably more in the range of $10-20 million. The wife was a doctor and most judgements are based in part on the earning potential of the victim.
The only reason Disney backed down, is because the judge would be likely found the clause unlawful and order them to remove it. This way, they get to keep it whenever they need it.
Sony didn't test my WH1000XM4s during my RMA process. As soon as they received it they sent me a new set. Their RMA process isn't perfect, but I had minimal issues.
G-sync is obsolete, you can have alienware oled DW w g-sync and no updates, and DWF with freesync and updates that made that display better, for $100 less, kinda no brainer to avoid g-sync as it's as locked up as any nvidia tech
@@Ram84_1 yeah sadly. People will rather spend more for something that's more popular rather than looking around for something that suits their needs and is also cheaper. Just imagine a world without AMD... intel prices would've been off charts by now, can't even think of how would nvidia would price their already overpriced GPUs...
So dumb of Disney to do all this, the husband was only suing for $50k, that probably barely covers the hospital and funeral costs. Did they ever shoot themselves in the foot causing this stirr. They should have just given the money, i bet lawyer costs for Disney will be more than $50k!
I think one of the biggest things is that everyone is waiting for the x3d chips or they waited for the 9000x3d series to come out just so the 7000x3d chips to become even cheaper. Which possibly explains why x3d is coming out so quick after the normal 9000 series release I think ill be going with a 9000x3d after watching some benchmarks. I plan to do some heavy cooling and overclocking.
Just binning. All those chips that don't quite hit the QA to be 7800x3d get under clocked and cores disabled. Standard practice. No point throwing away silicon that can be used.
It was the right thing for Disney to drop the attempt to go through arbitration - but the downside is that now we don't have case law to limit the extremes of arbitration clauses and I think that that case law citation could save people headaches in the future.
I just got the GameSir G8 today and it's awesome! I downloaded some N64 ROMs and an emulator on it and it fired right up. The build quality is great and feels great in the hands. Definitely would recommend. It even works with a case on your phone but make sure it's a thin case.
@@bradhaines3142 no it's not what the fuck. The trend has been in price of X3D you can get the next tier of cpu.(exception being 7950x and x3d). And even in same tier the base versions always have higher clock, are technologically more stable, can manually clock them(least of the worries). Did I mention they cost less?
Hey UFD! Ive not seen this discussed on hot news yet though ive only been a long form video viewer for about 2 weeks. Whats your opinion on the fact nvidia makes defective 40 series gpus into 30 series gpus? *They take a defective 40 series gpu and limit it to preform like a 30 series*
I've been following this channel for over a year. Never once has this man said "breakfast". This people are either deaf, or the type of person to argue just to argue
It's ridiculous. If you want an entry level chip it is with a 7300x. And reduce RAM prices for DDR5. Since the latter isn't in AMD's hands, they need a Ryzen 3. Or make a Ryzen 7500 and price it 80 to 90 dollars. This will bring people to AM5.
Gonna be honest, by now the Ryzen 3 should be the 6 core 12 thread and they should have a Ryzen 1 thats a 4 core 8 thread. Its easy to forget after the Raptor Lake fiasco that Alder Lake was a huge success and is still does well against most of Zen 4 and increased cores and threads significantly. while AMD doesnt HAVE to Big little core design like Intel and Apple, they have no excuse to why theyre on 5nm or less and still using the same core count since 7nm and have been giving up productivity for multiple gens now. $300 for a 6 core 12 threads and over $400 for 8 cores and threads aint it. Hell lets be honest it doesnt even make sense theres 2 dif ryzen 9’s 12 cores and 16 cores, they could fix that easily by making the R7 twelve, R5 eight , R3 six and R1 four. After that just start charging too damn much
@Cadambank There's the 7500F, around $100 usually. The 7600 is in a $300 bundle with motherboard and 16GB, if you're near a Micro Center. It's Alder Lake 12100F or 12400F for low end (there are no Alder Lake SKUs that compete with Zen 4 in gaming). 5700X3D is still a winner at mid range, if you can catch one around $150. Then it's Zen 4, 7800X3D currently. These binned 7600X3D dies may be worth considering if they launch under $250, but unlikely.
@@Angel7black Their yields are too good now, I don't think there are any 4 core CCDs available in any large quantities to support a 4-core model and AMD isn't going to burn the capex to fab a completely different chip just to cater to the low-end market.
You are bang on with the trust comment. I was just about to pull the trigger on a 13700k, saw how intel responded to the MB issues and bought a 7800x3D. I can't be the only one.
I have a 7950x and plan to upgrade if the 9950x (or 3D version) run substantially cooler and use less electricity. I live in a hot part of Australia and even undervolted my PC makes my room very hot (often in the 30C range). Less CPU heat + less CPU power draw + less air conditioner usage = decently lowered electricity bills. My portable air conditioner is suggested to cost around AUD $170 a month to run. So even if I can cut that usage in half, that basically pays for the chip itself and I can always resell the 7950x.
The Gsync pulsar seems like it might be some kind of black light strobing module in order to help get that ultra low motion blur. Could be an interesting competitor to DyAc+ if it is.
Great video but I don't thing it's desperate amd are just great in my opinion The retailer offered me to switch the dead 13900k for 7950x3d and I'm going to switch bb intel
11:46 Yes! To be clear, it exploits a level deeper even than kernel. How might it happen? Maybe you play kernel anticheat games or use a security software, if either get pwn’d and update malicious code- now that attacker can permanently have hooks inside your chip…
It's amazing to me that there isn't more pushback against hardware exclusive tech being used when it LITERALLY does not need to be hardware exclusive and has no functional reason to be hardware exclusive.
Nvidia Pulsar is great It enables LCD (e.g. IPS) panels to EXCEED OLED motion clarity. It's basically perfected backlight strobing. It only comes down to what they charge
5500x3d is confirmed worldwide by AMD. it was in yesterdays episode of HW news by GN. also the 3000 series Ryzen was removed from the list of "out of the support window" processors and you'd know that if you were thorough in your news hunt.
Regarding SinkClose, getting kernel level access on Windows isn't trivial. Even if you blindly accept a UAC prompt for something untrusted, very little can run in ring 0 with the kernel. Drivers are one thing that can, but that's why by default Windows will only run drivers signed by Microsoft (and only boot with trusted drivers with Secure Boot). There have been BYOVD attacks, but they are the exception to the norm. If someone had physical access to the machine, they could just easily boot a flash drive with a malicious payload to exploit SinkClose.
I remember when Bill Gates seemed awkward, Visual C++ was so incomplete it was painful, and banks laughed and ran IBM OS/2, which *did* have a "priviliged user but not ring0" level of security. I'm old, and people are retconning the design of NT to be more reasonable.
@@VicariousAdventurerUAC has nothing to do with ring levels which are a processor construct independent of the operating system. Linux also only has ring 0 and 3, but likewise running as root doesn’t run a process in ring 0. The historic reasons for only two ring levels are due to portability on processor platforms that didn’t have additional ring levels. The kernel and drivers run at ring 0 on Windows. You cannot elevate code from a lower ring level to a higher one. Syscalls are used for a ring 3 user mode process to request the kernel to do something. If you could run any process in ring 0 through a UAC prompt, all the controversial anticheats wouldn’t need a kernel level driver to be in ring 0 and you could just run the games as administrator, but that’s not the case. I think you’re correct in the absoluteness in your statement but have it reversed. If it’s not ring 0 (kernel + drivers), then it’s ring 3.
@@vabello Yes, Kernel and drivers and HAL, yes, ring0 involves a CPU instruction set, and microkernels sometimes have non-ring0 code in services [context-switching is overhead]. Normally user-level code does things through syscalls. But code that gets to ring0 are instructions that can do anything [remember, as you just told me, it is the property of the instructions that are executed], and don't necessarily have originated in some place nice, like the drivers or the kernel] Actually, though, on Intel processors, I read that flags are altered so that the instructions can operate with a higher privilege level. So, the process is actually lifted to a higher privilege level by modifying flags. So the instructions themselves have higher privileges, which may alter the SYSCALLS they can make. Quote: On an Intel processor the CPL value is stored in the low 2 bits of the Code Segment register. Most operating systems set the IOPL value to three, thus having a CPL value of three corresponds to the lowest privilege level allowed in the system, and a CPL value of zero is the highest privilege level. As an embedded systems programmer, you might often require direct access to a hardware resource from your application. Most operating systems provide a mechanism to alter the privilege level, and a root privileged application, for example, can call the IOPL() function on Linux to altar the IOPL flags.
In fact, I just saw a video by a security researcher / driver programmer that drivers forgetting to check DACLs is often the cause of Day 0 exploits. Elevated code at CPU ring0 is not necessarily elevated in the OS sense of having the right information structure for an elevated user also, come to think of it, but the possibilty that it makes it easier (like root exploits in linux, where ring0 == the root user code) exists; I am not an expert and would like an actual expert to chime in. "In this article. If a Windows object does not have a discretionary access control list (DACL), the system allows everyone full access to it."
@@VicariousAdventurer This would be a great topic for a video for Dave Plummer as an industry expert and former developer of parts of Windows NT, 2000, and XP.... What runs in ring 0 vs 3 (is it more than the kernel and drivers in ring 0?) and if there are ways to cross boundaries from 3 to 0 as an attack vector, can applications execute in ring 0, etc. I know he mentioned with CrowdStrike, it was an errored update that the driver in ring 0 executed that caused all the issues and was like that because of the challenges of releasing rapid updates that required driver signing, so CrowdStrike kind of side-stepped it. @DavesGarage - Aww, man. I guess you can't tag others on RUclips in comments like on other platforms.
I've had my acer predator xb3-32 1440p 240hz monitor for a few years now but I'm definitely interested in that Asus 480hz 1440p oled monitor. Either that or a 4k 240hz oled monitor. It's definitely time for a new one. I've been really happy with this monitor though, never any problems with it. No dead pixels or anything and the color is really good
And do we think that SinkClose will apart on used CPUs on ebay, Java, or other. I could even see "new" being tampered, resealed, and then sold as new. A clean could come preinstalled with SinkClose.
The fact that Disney had both the balls to argue arbitration at all, and then the further balls to pretend them (allegedly) dropping it was done out of some kind of humanitary concern from any well-meaning intentions really is some Disney villain type beat shit. Even the way they say their waving THEIR rights, absolutely refusing to acknowledge the idea of them doing something wrong, and framing it like they are making some sort of humanitarian sacrifice is laughably disgusting. If it was done my an actor I'd call the performance hammy.
7600x3d will be so clutch. I can't afford ryzen 7 just yet but I do need new cpu to move away from g4560. So this is good for me to have my pc breath longer until I can buy full build
Im Happy Gaming at 120-200fps on my 60 hz 4K 48"S Display (Same Frame times & input lag as a 200hz display) Because Nvidia Fast-Sync is awesome and Zero Tearing at FPS above Refresh rate and very low input lag.
If they really strived to pursuit for humanity or whatever long winded response Disney gave this arbitration thing wouldn't be a thing to begin with. I still don't get how having a Disney+ subscription and it's terms applied to anything else but the Disney+ subscription. Reasonably if things like that are in there everyone should read the TOS, but that is much easier said than done when all of them are so long and time consuming to read.
Yields from TSM have been lower than expected for pretty much every company right now, they are reusing old silicon they thought they were just going to bin. It's so obvious I don't know what you are going on about.
Intel might literally not be able to afford replacing all of them as financially they're really not doing that great so testing makes sense, what does not make sense if you need to do that is to take so long.
7600x3D launching at $250 (which AMD probably won't do...) would be crazy for mid-range builds. I know they can do it since I've seen the 7900x3D hit $330 and below multiple times.
The fact that the initial claim was only 50k is mind boggling to me. Disney should have paid that out and not blinked twice yet they'd rather go through this whole stupid song and dance routine which definitely costs them way more money.
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7600X3D is gonna be so clutch for midrange builds
From prior leaks I think they had it since before the 7800x3D launch, but did not release it because reasons. Thankfully zen5 is bad so we are finally getting it, yay!
Saying clutch in this context is such a Zach Tech Turf thing to say.
@@Dan_Diaconescui bet it's just a 7800x3d with two cores disabled. And amd just waited till they had enough "failed" 7800x3d to turn into 7600x3d.
I was about to jump the gun with a 7600 or a 7600X. Now that the 7600X3D is coming out i'll wait for that.
@@mvk15That’s literally all 6 core AMD cpus. They are just failed 8 cores.
05:58 I was deathly allergic to peanuts as a child and when I went to Disneyland in '85 we were assured that they did not use peanut oil in their fryers. We quickly found out they had no f'n idea what type of cooking oil was in the deep fryers. Without the EpiPen my mom carried everywhere, I would not have survived their French fries. Thankfully, I outgrew the allergy before the mouse had another shot at snuffing me out 🤫🍟🔫🐭
I think the most vile part of the Disney situation is that they expected this for signing up for a free trial and for a service that is not Disney parks and they tried to distance themselves from the restaurant and this is obvious negligence. Especially with their statement about putting humanity first, but then reading in their statements that they have a right to arbitration but are waving it for this situation Just makes it even worse.
The attorneys that argued the arbitration clause for Disney should be fired. They caused a huge PR nightmare for Disney and just make it so much easier for people to hate attorneys.
And the husband was only suing for $50k, I bet the lawyer costs and bad PR just cost Disney over a million dollars.
@@Dan-Simms well Disney's stock price have been going up since though, so I don't think they're sweating too much over this
I mean it’s kind of their job, bc they’re lawyers not the PR team. That said, they should know that their argument is probably so problematic that even the current supreme court should see issues with it.
no no, keep them :)
let them make more genius moves, so arbitration clauses can become illegal as they should be
@@Dan-SimmsNAL, but my understanding is the $50k is not the actual amount. It is a placeholder amount just to make sure that the lawsuit is filed in the correct court. Kind of like if you want to file in small claims court, it cannot exceed a certain dollar amount depending on where you file. I can assure you, the final amount that the husband will request is far more than $50k. Probably more in the range of $10-20 million. The wife was a doctor and most judgements are based in part on the earning potential of the victim.
It’s so upsetting that the only reason Disney is backtracking is because of the public outcry.
Go Gators though
The 5700x3d is $190 at microcenter. It’s the first sub $200 x3d chip
am4 :(
@@Whistix am4 :)
@@shadow105720 ?
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@@shadow105720 I only said 'am4 :(' because its not good value bought for a new pc build.
The only reason Disney backed down, is because the judge would be likely found the clause unlawful and order them to remove it. This way, they get to keep it whenever they need it.
modern freesync is all you need. the special g-sync chips are just nvidia bs for a few extra %
Freesync is for cheapskates. If you want the full experience you need the proper hardware.
@@Tugela60Good meme.
Sony didn't test my WH1000XM4s during my RMA process. As soon as they received it they sent me a new set. Their RMA process isn't perfect, but I had minimal issues.
0:07 _And AMD wants your business back_
Fixed it for you, Brett.
His cheeky grin says to me that he's happy with how that ended up.
@@s.l.thompson1843 lmao.
Progress always involves risks. You can't steal second base and keep your foot on first.
Brettfast > Breakfast
G-sync is obsolete, you can have alienware oled DW w g-sync and no updates, and DWF with freesync and updates that made that display better, for $100 less, kinda no brainer to avoid g-sync as it's as locked up as any nvidia tech
And you pay a hefty premium just because it has a Ngreedia logo on it.
@@Ram84_1 yeah sadly. People will rather spend more for something that's more popular rather than looking around for something that suits their needs and is also cheaper. Just imagine a world without AMD... intel prices would've been off charts by now, can't even think of how would nvidia would price their already overpriced GPUs...
@@Korvi-Kun And your power bills will be high because of their greedy TDP usages.
koorui monitors would like to have a word
@@Korvi-Kun Titan RTX $2600, here ya go, 20 series card had way higher price than 4090, for literally 2090, maybe 2090TI
what if we just.... did not pay for G sync and wait for open source versions to take over
So dumb of Disney to do all this, the husband was only suing for $50k, that probably barely covers the hospital and funeral costs. Did they ever shoot themselves in the foot causing this stirr. They should have just given the money, i bet lawyer costs for Disney will be more than $50k!
People who fell for the Gsync scam: people who just bought the most expensive "gaming" monitor without checking any specs or doing any homework.
What guitar has Reese got on the left there? I can’t tell but I’m guessing Schecter or PRS
I think one of the biggest things is that everyone is waiting for the x3d chips or they waited for the 9000x3d series to come out just so the 7000x3d chips to become even cheaper. Which possibly explains why x3d is coming out so quick after the normal 9000 series release
I think ill be going with a 9000x3d after watching some benchmarks. I plan to do some heavy cooling and overclocking.
Gsync compatibile is basically Nvidia being douches over a standard they have not developed
YAY no more G-Sync tax. Freesync FTW> woot woot
She had some amazing news to share but nobody to share it with.
Its a bad sign when they rather sell you 2 new skews of the last two gens of X3D than the new current one
Skus.
Stock keeping units.
No?
skews 😋
maybe they are refining the new X3D chips? who knows?
Just binning. All those chips that don't quite hit the QA to be 7800x3d get under clocked and cores disabled. Standard practice. No point throwing away silicon that can be used.
Disney still do not understand anything. "we've decided to waive OUR RIGHT to arbitration", tells it all
It was the right thing for Disney to drop the attempt to go through arbitration - but the downside is that now we don't have case law to limit the extremes of arbitration clauses and I think that that case law citation could save people headaches in the future.
Don't care if Disney does the right thing now, they did wrong. Too much power.
Disney meant: "We strive to put humanity above all other considerations" once we see huge backlash for our completely evil initial attempt."
actually, a fast is the absence of something (or giving it up) - so 'enjoy your Brettfast' means enjoying the absence of (or giving up) Brett
I just got the GameSir G8 today and it's awesome! I downloaded some N64 ROMs and an emulator on it and it fired right up. The build quality is great and feels great in the hands. Definitely would recommend. It even works with a case on your phone but make sure it's a thin case.
AMD should just replace their whole CPU line up with x3d!
been pretty clear since it came out that it's always worth the wait
You know we dont just game on our pc... some of us have most of our "work" done on our pc
@@izanagisburden9465 x3d is still a straight improvement either way
@@bradhaines3142 no it's not what the fuck. The trend has been in price of X3D you can get the next tier of cpu.(exception being 7950x and x3d). And even in same tier the base versions always have higher clock, are technologically more stable, can manually clock them(least of the worries).
Did I mention they cost less?
Hey UFD! Ive not seen this discussed on hot news yet though ive only been a long form video viewer for about 2 weeks. Whats your opinion on the fact nvidia makes defective 40 series gpus into 30 series gpus? *They take a defective 40 series gpu and limit it to preform like a 30 series*
I've been following this channel for over a year. Never once has this man said "breakfast". This people are either deaf, or the type of person to argue just to argue
It's ridiculous. If you want an entry level chip it is with a 7300x. And reduce RAM prices for DDR5. Since the latter isn't in AMD's hands, they need a Ryzen 3.
Or make a Ryzen 7500 and price it 80 to 90 dollars. This will bring people to AM5.
Gonna be honest, by now the Ryzen 3 should be the 6 core 12 thread and they should have a Ryzen 1 thats a 4 core 8 thread. Its easy to forget after the Raptor Lake fiasco that Alder Lake was a huge success and is still does well against most of Zen 4 and increased cores and threads significantly. while AMD doesnt HAVE to Big little core design like Intel and Apple, they have no excuse to why theyre on 5nm or less and still using the same core count since 7nm and have been giving up productivity for multiple gens now. $300 for a 6 core 12 threads and over $400 for 8 cores and threads aint it. Hell lets be honest it doesnt even make sense theres 2 dif ryzen 9’s 12 cores and 16 cores, they could fix that easily by making the R7 twelve, R5 eight , R3 six and R1 four. After that just start charging too damn much
@Cadambank There's the 7500F, around $100 usually. The 7600 is in a $300 bundle with motherboard and 16GB, if you're near a Micro Center. It's Alder Lake 12100F or 12400F for low end (there are no Alder Lake SKUs that compete with Zen 4 in gaming). 5700X3D is still a winner at mid range, if you can catch one around $150. Then it's Zen 4, 7800X3D currently. These binned 7600X3D dies may be worth considering if they launch under $250, but unlikely.
@@Angel7black Their yields are too good now, I don't think there are any 4 core CCDs available in any large quantities to support a 4-core model and AMD isn't going to burn the capex to fab a completely different chip just to cater to the low-end market.
You are bang on with the trust comment. I was just about to pull the trigger on a 13700k, saw how intel responded to the MB issues and bought a 7800x3D. I can't be the only one.
You don't have to physically break the watch for it to be repairable. Sometimes, for example, it is enough for a button to stop working.
I have a 7950x and plan to upgrade if the 9950x (or 3D version) run substantially cooler and use less electricity. I live in a hot part of Australia and even undervolted my PC makes my room very hot (often in the 30C range).
Less CPU heat + less CPU power draw + less air conditioner usage = decently lowered electricity bills.
My portable air conditioner is suggested to cost around AUD $170 a month to run. So even if I can cut that usage in half, that basically pays for the chip itself and I can always resell the 7950x.
Why worry about breakfast when you can Brettfest?
We feast in Bretts HNs every day (that we have the show on, ofc).
The Gsync pulsar seems like it might be some kind of black light strobing module in order to help get that ultra low motion blur. Could be an interesting competitor to DyAc+ if it is.
You said breakfast. So please don't lie to us that you never say it. 13:56
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Truth in advertising and dinosaurs with skateboards have much in common.
Great video but I don't thing it's desperate amd are just great in my opinion
The retailer offered me to switch the dead 13900k for 7950x3d and I'm going to switch bb intel
There were articles in June talking about the possibility of 9000 x3d in September. Kinda suspect they confused the 7600x3d for the 9000 series x3d.
Amd knee capping itself is an interesting move.
I guess they hated not having any competition
A customer is a customer. If people buy 7600X3D over 9700X they still profit.
11:46 Yes! To be clear, it exploits a level deeper even than kernel. How might it happen? Maybe you play kernel anticheat games or use a security software, if either get pwn’d and update malicious code- now that attacker can permanently have hooks inside your chip…
It's amazing to me that there isn't more pushback against hardware exclusive tech being used when it LITERALLY does not need to be hardware exclusive and has no functional reason to be hardware exclusive.
Nvidia Pulsar is great
It enables LCD (e.g. IPS) panels to EXCEED OLED motion clarity. It's basically perfected backlight strobing. It only comes down to what they charge
5500x3d is confirmed worldwide by AMD. it was in yesterdays episode of HW news by GN. also the 3000 series Ryzen was removed from the list of "out of the support window" processors and you'd know that if you were thorough in your news hunt.
So would the 7600X3D be a good match for a 4080 Super? Or do you think it will bottle neck it.
So with amd your risking security if you buy on reseller site. Is there anyway to scan them?
How old was this Factor segment?
Maybe that new gsync chip will start appearing in TVs for those of us with limited space that use our TV as a monitor as well.
Regarding SinkClose, getting kernel level access on Windows isn't trivial. Even if you blindly accept a UAC prompt for something untrusted, very little can run in ring 0 with the kernel. Drivers are one thing that can, but that's why by default Windows will only run drivers signed by Microsoft (and only boot with trusted drivers with Secure Boot). There have been BYOVD attacks, but they are the exception to the norm. If someone had physical access to the machine, they could just easily boot a flash drive with a malicious payload to exploit SinkClose.
I remember when Bill Gates seemed awkward, Visual C++ was so incomplete it was painful, and banks laughed and ran IBM OS/2, which *did* have a "priviliged user but not ring0" level of security. I'm old, and people are retconning the design of NT to be more reasonable.
@@VicariousAdventurerUAC has nothing to do with ring levels which are a processor construct independent of the operating system. Linux also only has ring 0 and 3, but likewise running as root doesn’t run a process in ring 0. The historic reasons for only two ring levels are due to portability on processor platforms that didn’t have additional ring levels. The kernel and drivers run at ring 0 on Windows. You cannot elevate code from a lower ring level to a higher one. Syscalls are used for a ring 3 user mode process to request the kernel to do something. If you could run any process in ring 0 through a UAC prompt, all the controversial anticheats wouldn’t need a kernel level driver to be in ring 0 and you could just run the games as administrator, but that’s not the case.
I think you’re correct in the absoluteness in your statement but have it reversed. If it’s not ring 0 (kernel + drivers), then it’s ring 3.
@@vabello Yes, Kernel and drivers and HAL, yes, ring0 involves a CPU instruction set, and microkernels sometimes have non-ring0 code in services [context-switching is overhead]. Normally user-level code does things through syscalls. But code that gets to ring0 are instructions that can do anything [remember, as you just told me, it is the property of the instructions that are executed], and don't necessarily have originated in some place nice, like the drivers or the kernel] Actually, though, on Intel processors, I read that flags are altered so that the instructions can operate with a higher privilege level. So, the process is actually lifted to a higher privilege level by modifying flags. So the instructions themselves have higher privileges, which may alter the SYSCALLS they can make.
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On an Intel processor the CPL value is stored in the low 2 bits of the Code Segment register. Most operating systems set the IOPL value to three, thus having a CPL value of three corresponds to the lowest privilege level allowed in the system, and a CPL value of zero is the highest privilege level. As an embedded systems programmer, you might often require direct access to a hardware resource from your application. Most operating systems provide a mechanism to alter the privilege level, and a root privileged application, for example, can call the IOPL() function on Linux to altar the IOPL flags.
In fact, I just saw a video by a security researcher / driver programmer that drivers forgetting to check DACLs is often the cause of Day 0 exploits. Elevated code at CPU ring0 is not necessarily elevated in the OS sense of having the right information structure for an elevated user also, come to think of it, but the possibilty that it makes it easier (like root exploits in linux, where ring0 == the root user code) exists; I am not an expert and would like an actual expert to chime in.
"In this article. If a Windows object does not have a discretionary access control list (DACL), the system allows everyone full access to it."
@@VicariousAdventurer This would be a great topic for a video for Dave Plummer as an industry expert and former developer of parts of Windows NT, 2000, and XP.... What runs in ring 0 vs 3 (is it more than the kernel and drivers in ring 0?) and if there are ways to cross boundaries from 3 to 0 as an attack vector, can applications execute in ring 0, etc. I know he mentioned with CrowdStrike, it was an errored update that the driver in ring 0 executed that caused all the issues and was like that because of the challenges of releasing rapid updates that required driver signing, so CrowdStrike kind of side-stepped it. @DavesGarage - Aww, man. I guess you can't tag others on RUclips in comments like on other platforms.
I've had my acer predator xb3-32 1440p 240hz monitor for a few years now but I'm definitely interested in that Asus 480hz 1440p oled monitor. Either that or a 4k 240hz oled monitor. It's definitely time for a new one. I've been really happy with this monitor though, never any problems with it. No dead pixels or anything and the color is really good
It's 3pm and my Brettfast is DELICIOUS!
I have a sneaky feeling that Nvidia will still charge you a premium for the Gsync sticker on the shiny monitor.
Disney is so scummy, while backing out they say they're waving their "right" to arbitration. Like they're thr good guys in this situation.
Stays on cpu or motherboard? I thought no data was permanently stored on cpu
Well here I am running 2 GSync monitors with the GSync module, and I have a 3rd on another PC.
When is Kyler coming back for an episode of Hot News? Brett is too categorically vibeable
And do we think that SinkClose will apart on used CPUs on ebay, Java, or other. I could even see "new" being tampered, resealed, and then sold as new. A clean could come preinstalled with SinkClose.
Is the IPv6 zero click vulnerability a way in?
We cannot change our memories, but we can change their meaning and the power they have over us.
The fact that Disney had both the balls to argue arbitration at all, and then the further balls to pretend them (allegedly) dropping it was done out of some kind of humanitary concern from any well-meaning intentions really is some Disney villain type beat shit.
Even the way they say their waving THEIR rights, absolutely refusing to acknowledge the idea of them doing something wrong, and framing it like they are making some sort of humanitarian sacrifice is laughably disgusting.
If it was done my an actor I'd call the performance hammy.
7600x3d will be so clutch. I can't afford ryzen 7 just yet but I do need new cpu to move away from g4560. So this is good for me to have my pc breath longer until I can buy full build
4070 TI is a budget GPU??
YES!! I KNEW you weren't saying "breakfast"... and now that you just confirmed it, I have all the evidence I need to draw my conclusion 😈
Brett needs some coffee with his Brettfest 😅
Is there really no firm news about 9800x3d?
Disney has become like the villains in their own works! Lmao
We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated.
Im Happy Gaming at 120-200fps on my 60 hz 4K 48"S Display (Same Frame times & input lag as a 200hz display)
Because Nvidia Fast-Sync is awesome and Zero Tearing at FPS above Refresh rate and very low input lag.
Well, better late then never I suppose... Seriously, a 7600X3D makes a hell of a lot more then the 12-core 7900X3D.
Brettfest = Morning Coffee
Nice haircut! Looking good!
If they really strived to pursuit for humanity or whatever long winded response Disney gave this arbitration thing wouldn't be a thing to begin with. I still don't get how having a Disney+ subscription and it's terms applied to anything else but the Disney+ subscription. Reasonably if things like that are in there everyone should read the TOS, but that is much easier said than done when all of them are so long and time consuming to read.
Were you not one of those RUclipsrs who said the AM4 platform was dead over a year ago.
How does it work with the Brett Host?
He's ours, as he says, but do we each take turns to have him, or..? Can it be my turn next wednesday?
I always thought NVIDIA should have called it N-Sync, rather than G-Sync. Just another player in your game for two.
can they make ryzen 3000x3d with 5600x's performance?
Yields from TSM have been lower than expected for pretty much every company right now, they are reusing old silicon they thought they were just going to bin. It's so obvious I don't know what you are going on about.
You can have your Brettfast morning, noon, or night.
Never underestimate the willingness of the greedy to throw you under the bus.
I like Feasting on my Brett!!! HAHA!! Cheers my dude!
He's always saying Brett-fast
Intel might literally not be able to afford replacing all of them as financially they're really not doing that great so testing makes sense, what does not make sense if you need to do that is to take so long.
Sounds like Google is following the model sey by Apple with their devices and you generally needing Applecare.
I just built my pc with the 7600x 😭
If I was spending 250+ on a cpu, I would go for the 7700x over the 7600x3d tho
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I have an actual g sync monitor the xb321hk
Oh to get a 7600 now or wait until the 7600x3d 🤔
He has always said Brettfast. Maybe I'm delusional or going out of my mind. 👀💀
geeeeezuz ive bought everything just the cpu and wanted the r5 7500f but i guess i just waiting a few weeks for 7600x3d damn man
7600x3d gets leaked right after I buy a 7600x great timing
yep... that's how chris started...
7600x3D launching at $250 (which AMD probably won't do...) would be crazy for mid-range builds. I know they can do it since I've seen the 7900x3D hit $330 and below multiple times.
Disney will never earn my respect back.
Pfff, now is the time to play old games, not needing superduperhighendmonitors.
Win12 gonna be nightmare.
My 15900K just died on me and Intel refuses to replace it. What do I do?
The fact that the initial claim was only 50k is mind boggling to me. Disney should have paid that out and not blinked twice yet they'd rather go through this whole stupid song and dance routine which definitely costs them way more money.
BEK FEST